B. A Beginning January 1, 2007 a solid waste facility owned by a municipality under section 1305 as long as the municipality controls the decisions regarding the type and source of waste that is accepted, handled, treated and disposed of at the facility;

B-1.__Until January 1, 2007, a solid waste facility that is owned by a municipality under section 1305 as long as the municipality controls the decisions regarding the type and source of waste that is accepted, handled, treated and disposed of at the facility and, if the facility is a solid waste landfill, that accepts only waste that is generated within the State.__This paragraph is repealed January 1, 2007;

C. A Beginning January 1, 2007, a solid waste facility owned by a refuse disposal district under chapter 17 as long as the refuse disposal district controls the decisions regarding the type and source of waste that is accepted, handled, treated and disposed of at the facility;

C-1.__Until January 1, 2007, a solid waste facility that is owned by a refuse disposal district under chapter 17 as long as the refuse disposal district controls the decisions regarding the type and source of waste that is accepted, handled, treated and disposed of at the facility and, if the facility is a solid waste landfill, that accepts only waste that is generated within the State.__This paragraph is repealed January 1, 2007;

D. A Beginning January 1, 2007, a solid waste facility owned and controlled by the office under chapter 24;

D-1.__Until January 1, 2007, a solid waste facility that is owned and controlled by the office under chapter 24 and, if the facility is a solid waste landfill, that accepts only waste that is generated within the State.__This paragraph is repealed January 1, 2007;

E. A solid waste facility owned and controlled by a single entity that generates at least 85% of the solid waste disposed of at the facility, except that the facility may accept from other sources, on a nonprofit basis, an amount of solid waste that is no more than 15% of all solid waste